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August 1, 2012
CNN.com

Why U.S. Would Get Sucked into War if Israel Strikes Iran
By Malou Innocent and Ehud Eilam
August 1, 2012
National Review (Online)

Yes, Culture Does Matter
By Michael D. Tanner
August 1, 2012
Federation of American Scientists

The Limits of Coercive Diplomacy with Iran
… Bruce W. Jentleson and Christopher A. Whytock. “Who “Won” Libya?: The Force‐Diplomacy Debate and its Implications for Theory and Policy,” International Security 30, No. 3 (Winter, 2005): 47–86. ii Jonathan B. Schwartz, “Dealing with a ‘Rogue State’: The …
By Malou Innocent
July 31, 2012
Blog

What We Can and Can’t Know About NSA Spying: A Reply to Prof. Cordero
By Julian Sanchez
July 31, 2012
Blog

Here’s Why the Cayman Islands Is Considering Fiscal Suicide
… faster than economic output. Media Name: 201207_blog_mitchell311.jpg I’ve written before that the definition of good fiscal policy is for the private sector to grow faster than the government. I’ve humbly decided to refer to this …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
July 30, 2012
Blog

Should the USPS Diversify into Nonpostal Markets?
… that “special breaks [for the USPS] would misallocate resources, raise fairness issues, and might have high costs for the overall economy.” In sum, it’s a really bad idea. Unfortunately, policymakers in Washington have a soft spot for bad ideas.
By Tad DeHaven
July 30, 2012
Blog

20 Years and Counting: America’s Vicious Cycle of Intervention in Somalia
… and African states fighting for self‐serving ends, Washington has handcuffed itself to a hornet’s nest. The hubris of policymakers who believe they can remedy Somalia’s problems could produce policies that draw more recruits to the cause of …
By Malou Innocent
July 30, 2012
Blog

Note to Education Reporter: GDP Is HUGE, Just like Education Spending
… for the Cato Institute’s education center — took this line, but a recent report from the nonpartisan Center on Education Policy shows that education spending has actually not grown at all as a share of the gross domestic product. Aside …
By Neal McCluskey
July 30, 2012
Blog

On Death Tax, the U.S. Is Worse than Greece, Worse than France, and Even Worse than Venezuela
By Daniel J. Mitchell
July 30, 2012
DC Examiner

Obama’s Adventures in Africa
… years ago, few would have predicted that one of President Obama’s legacies would be increased militarization of U.S. policy toward Africa — but that seems to be the case. It’s not clear that our expanded military presence in …
By Gene Healy
July 29, 2012
Times of India

Drought Not a Big Calamity in India Anymore
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
July 29, 2012
New York Post

How Uncle Sam’s Making Us Fat
By Patrick Basham
July 27, 2012
Blog

Ranting Against Big Government—But Voting for It
By Tad DeHaven
July 27, 2012
Blog

Olympic Myths, Ancient and Modern
By Ilya Shapiro
July 27, 2012
Daily Caller

Fool’s Gold: British Taxpayer Is Olympics’ Biggest Loser
By Patrick Basham

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Why U.S. Would Get Sucked into War if Israel Strikes Iran

Yes, Culture Does Matter

The Limits of Coercive Diplomacy with Iran

What We Can and Can’t Know About NSA Spying: A Reply to Prof. Cordero

Here’s Why the Cayman Islands Is Considering Fiscal Suicide

Should the USPS Diversify into Nonpostal Markets?

20 Years and Counting: America’s Vicious Cycle of Intervention in Somalia

Note to Education Reporter: GDP Is HUGE, Just like Education Spending

On Death Tax, the U.S. Is Worse than Greece, Worse than France, and Even Worse than Venezuela

Obama’s Adventures in Africa

Drought Not a Big Calamity in India Anymore

How Uncle Sam’s Making Us Fat

Ranting Against Big Government—But Voting for It

Olympic Myths, Ancient and Modern

Fool’s Gold: British Taxpayer Is Olympics’ Biggest Loser